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Marilyn by Larry McMurtry | The New York Review of Books

2011-02-23 ~ Mark

Imagine Marilyn Monroe, the star commonly thought to be an airhead, keeping up with Somerset Maugham’s birthday and taking the trouble to send him a telegram.

Marilyn by Larry McMurtry | The New York Review of Books

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